Health and disease in southern Africa: a comparative and vulnerability perspective

Health and disease in southern Africa: a comparative and vulnerability perspective

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• Social Science & Medicine [ 0277-9536 ] ; 2000.

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• KwdEn :
  • Adjustment programs, Adult mortality rates, Adult population, African countries, African development bank, African governments, Aids cases, Aids epidemic, Aids pandemic, Angola, Better health, Blood donors, Botswana, Central argument, Certain countries, Child mortality levels, Childhood deaths, Childhood mortality, Children report, Communicable diseases, Contemporary africa, Development studies, Diarrheal diseases, Disadvantaged position, Double burden, Dramatic increases, Ecological context, Economic crisis, Economic turbulence, Edwin mellen press, Elsevier science, Expectancy, Female education, Gender, Gender bias, Government corruption, Greater detail, Guilford press, Gures mask, HIV, Health care, Health care conditions, Health care delivery systems, Health care facilities, Health care indicators, Health care resources, Health care services, Health care systems, Health conditions, Health risks, Health sector, Health services, Health status, Health survey, Health units, Health workers, Home country, Human development index, Human development report, Inequitable access, Infant, Infant deaths, Infant mortality, Infant mortality rate, Infant mortality rates, Infectious disease, Kalipeni, Last decade, Lesotho, Life expectancies, Life expectancy, Lilongwe, Major causes, Major improvements, Malaria, Malaria parasites, Malawi, Malawi government, Many countries, Many women, Maternal, Maternal mortality, Maternal mortality rate, Maternal mortality rates, Measles, Medical geography, Mortality, Mortality rate, Mortality rates, Mozambique, Namibia, National health, Northern malawi, Nutritional status, Oppong, Optimistic projections, Other countries, Other hand, Other parts, Other statistics, Oxford university press, Pandemic, Past decade, Political economy, Poor women, Population development, Population reference bureau, Pregnant women, Prenatal care, Prentice hall, Primary health care, Regional variations, Remarkable gains, Rural areas, Sample surveys, Science medicine, Social groups, Social science, Social science medicine, Social services, Southern Africa, Southern africa, Southern african countries, Southern african subcontinent, Southern african subregion, States committee, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Subsaharan africa, Such data, Sugar daddy context, Swaziland, Unaids, Unpublished paper, Upper saddle river, Urban areas, User charges, User fees, Vulnerability theory, Vulnerable groups, White population, Wide spread immunizations, World bank, World commodity prices, World standards, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
• Teeft :
  • Adjustment programs, Adult mortality rates, Adult population, African countries, African development bank, African governments, Aids cases, Aids epidemic, Aids pandemic, Angola, Better health, Blood donors, Botswana, Central argument, Certain countries, Child mortality levels, Childhood deaths, Childhood mortality, Children report, Communicable diseases, Contemporary africa, Development studies, Diarrheal diseases, Disadvantaged position, Double burden, Dramatic increases, Ecological context, Economic crisis, Economic turbulence, Edwin mellen press, Elsevier science, Expectancy, Female education, Gender, Gender bias, Government corruption, Greater detail, Guilford press, Gures mask, Health care, Health care conditions, Health care delivery systems, Health care facilities, Health care indicators, Health care resources, Health care services, Health care systems, Health conditions, Health risks, Health sector, Health services, Health status, Health survey, Health units, Health workers, Home country, Human development index, Human development report, Inequitable access, Infant, Infant deaths, Infant mortality, Infant mortality rate, Infant mortality rates, Kalipeni, Last decade, Lesotho, Life expectancies, Life expectancy, Lilongwe, Major causes, Major improvements, Malaria, Malaria parasites, Malawi, Malawi government, Many countries, Many women, Maternal, Maternal mortality, Maternal mortality rate, Maternal mortality rates, Measles, Medical geography, Mortality, Mortality rate, Mortality rates, Mozambique, Namibia, National health, Northern malawi, Nutritional status, Oppong, Optimistic projections, Other countries, Other hand, Other parts, Other statistics, Oxford university press, Pandemic, Past decade, Political economy, Poor women, Population development, Population reference bureau, Pregnant women, Prenatal care, Prentice hall, Primary health care, Regional variations, Remarkable gains, Rural areas, Sample surveys, Science medicine, Social groups, Social science, Social science medicine, Social services, Southern africa, Southern african countries, Southern african subcontinent, Southern african subregion, States committee, Structural adjustment, Structural adjustment programs, Subsaharan africa, Such data, Sugar daddy context, Swaziland, Unaids, Unpublished paper, Upper saddle river, Urban areas, User charges, User fees, Vulnerability theory, Vulnerable groups, White population, Wide spread immunizations, World bank, World commodity prices, World standards, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

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